Confessions of a Wife Mrs Trent Brews Trouble
Mollie, distressed, rails at her mother for meddling with finances and charity, and clashes with Jim Edie over investments. Margie notes the friction between generations as Chad and Mollie fear for Dick’s future after the late Mr. Trent. The scene hints at family strife and looming consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie
Ames
Chad
Jim Edie
Trent
United States
Jim
Edie
Mollie
My Tired Feet Ached for “Tiz” Benefit Bath?
A brief item notes a peculiar remedy titled Tiz offering relief for swollen feet. The fragment hints at a bath treatment promising soothing comfort and rest for tired feet, though specifics are unclear.
Cynthia Grey's Letters on marital reform and citizenship
A reader asks Cynthia Grey about husband reforming through discipline and about citizenship. The columnist advises self restraint before advising a spouse and notes a German immigrant woman must register as a non citizen, with a son in the navy and all children born here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gre
Germany
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Excerpts
A reader counsels harmony by dividing the home into separate living spaces for an aging mother and her son and his wife. Other notes advise postponing a music career to protect health and finances. Inquiries cover draft status, past relationships, and reclaiming a lost ring with polite request.
Condolence Letters Acknowledged and Caruso’s Funds Tied Up
Dear Miss Grey letters of condolence should be acknowledged but the recipient may delay and write a brief note. In London Enrico Caruso, the ten or, has nearly 250000 dollars saved from nine seasons of opera and concerts in Germany and Austria, now tied in Berlin securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Cora
London
Enrico Caruso
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Willow Furnishings Price Ranges Announced
Ivory Willow footstools sell for 4 1 2 to 9 25 dollars and Ivory Willow bird cages for 650 to 9 75 dollars. Frosted Brown Willow tables chairs rockers settees lamps also listed with varied prices.
Camping Supplies Catalog Listing for Campers
An old catalog page lists camp gear including 11 quart water pails with heavy wire bail 5 quart granite kettles granite stew pans nestable tin cups meat cupboards vacuum bottles water tumblers 34 piece gold plated dinner set Rayor lamps towels butcher knives and other camping essentials with prices and notes on sizes and features. The assorted items cover cookware utensils lighting and wash basins suitable for rugged outdoor use.
New Decorative Pottery Art Shown in America
Exhibition reveals many new decorative pottery pieces including vases sardinieres and fernemen made in America. The display showcases advancement in craft and design for decorative schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hammocks for Porch Lawn or Camp
Our stock are especially large at this time and offer a better selection than usual. Woven Hammocks priced 83.75 upwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Dairy Farm
Monroe
Wash
Likly Luggage Showcases Durable Trunks for Travelers
Likly Luggage presents trunks and bags built from top materials, claiming unmatched durability for any trip from a neighbor city to a grand tour. Complete stock is on display with prices comparable to ordinary luggage.
Artistic Summer Draperies In New Drapery Section
The Drapery Section offers lace curtains damasks brocades tapestries chintzes cretonnes sunfast madras velours. American makers present attractive new fabrics as they rival imports. Complete stocks ready for approval and moderately priced. We invite consultation without obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Hardware Specials on Floor Paints and Varnishes
Ironite Floor Paint dries very hard and resists scratches at 69 cents per quart. Pitcairn Varnish Stain available in all colors for furniture woodwork or floors. dries hard and greasy with pint at 49 cents and quart at 68 cents. Lav-o-Loid Wall Paint for kitchens and bathrooms. dries hard dull finish wash able. quart 78 cents. Floor or Linoleum Varnish offers smooth glossy finish. resists mar or scratches. pint 49 cents quart 98 cents.
Tacoma News and Ledger Purchased by Tribune Company
Tacoma reports the Evening News Tribune will replace the Daily News and Tacoma Tribune after Per kings papers were bought by the Tribune publishers. Samuel Perkins retires from Tacoma journalism after more than twenty years in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma News and Ledger
Tribune Company
Tacoma
Evening News Tribune
Daily News
Tacoma Tribune
Perkings
The
Tribune
Samuel Perkins
Field of
Lemon Juice For Freckles
A home remedy advises squeezing lemon juice into a bottle with three ounces of orch ard white to create a cheap freckle lotion. The mixture is said to fade freckles and brighten skin when applied daily, claiming it is harmless.
Horse Show at Camp Lewis Draws 30 000 Visitors
The Wild West division overseas fund for remounts in France gained a substantial boost from a military horse show at Camp Lewis. Capt. Edward Raeder reported large civilian attendance with thousands from Seattle and visitors from the coast, as 30 000 spectators watched the display of horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild West Division
Overseas Fund
Comforta
France
Edward Raeder
J. W. Jackson
Seattle
Camp
Tacoma
Supreme Council Opens First Pacific Coast Convention
The Supreme Council, Order of Ama Ranth, opened a three day convention at the Masonic Temple on Monday. It marks the first time the Supreme Council has met on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council, Order of Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Supreme Council
Pacific Coast
Bible Drive Begins Here on June 22
A nationwide drive to raise two million dollars for pocket testaments for U S service personnel ends June 30 with President Wilson backing the effort. Bible booths will replace door to door solicitations, churches will collect, and women volunteers will operate tag days on business streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Washington
I. A. Rowell
Pacific Coast
American Bible Society
June 28 War Savings Stamp Drive Date
June 28 is set for a war savings stamps drive with city residents urged to purchase bonds and support the national effort through local post offices and participating banks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. M
Cohan
George M. Cohan
Pike
Mr. Trent
Columbia ST
Edwin J. Brown
Columbia
First Ave
O First Ave
Columbia At
Midway
Edwin J. Brown, D. Dd
Cynthia Grey
Birdie
Misa Grey
Mias Grey
Etta
Mat Grote
Rankinco
Summersr
Maptest Furniture
Athe
Pasey
Hoosier
Grote-Rankin CO
Pike ST. and
Fifth Ave
Camp Lewis
Henry
James Allison Henry
Snoqualmie Falls
Lakeview Cemetery
Righetti Bros
Owners
Wyeth